Sean Combs case: Judge rejects Diddy’s bid to overturn felony prostitution conviction; could face 11+ years in prison
A US judge rejected Sean "Diddy" Combs' bid to overturn his felony prostitution conviction, citing overwhelming evidence of guilt. Prosecutors seek over 11 years for Combs, who arranged "Freak Offs" involving male prostitutes and his girlfriends, recording them. The judge dismissed arguments regarding financial motive or First Amendment rights, upholding the Mann Act conviction.
A US judge rejected Sean "Diddy" Combs' bid to overturn his felony prostitution conviction, citing overwhelming evidence of guilt. Prosecutors seek over 11 years for Combs, who arranged "Freak Offs" involving male prostitutes and his girlfriends, recording them. The judge dismissed arguments regarding financial motive or First Amendment rights, upholding the Mann Act conviction.
